Question

Why is Mitchell Sanders angry with Lieutenant Cross? Does his anger provide a sense of relief to the readers ? Why or why not?

Answer 1

Mitchell Sanders is angry with Lieutenant Cross because:

Cross actually took them to the place Kiowa met his death and Sanders knew that Cross should have known better.

It doesn't provide a sense relief to the readers because it looks like a betrayal or a carefree attitude.

This question is taking from 'The Things They Carried'.

About 'The Things They Carried'

'The Things They Carried' is known to be a collection of stories that are linked to each other. It was written by Tim O'Brien. The story talk about the fighting the American soldiers engaged in Vietnam war.

O'Brien tells about his experiences as a soldier in the 23rd Infantry Division.

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Answer 2

Answer:

When the company comes for a routine operation to where O’Brien is recovering, O’Brien meets the helicopters. He listens to stories from his friends—especially one about a soldier who decided to go for a swim and ended up with a disease that was later treated by Jorgenson—but he is most concerned with finding Jorgenson. Mitchell Sanders encourages O’Brien to leave Jorgenson alone, saying that he is one of the Alpha Company now and implying that O’Brien is no longer a member of the company.